Introducing Elm Reactor (opens in new tab)

(elm-lang.org)

148 pointsmichaelbjames11y ago11 comments

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Pretty nice. I actually have a big thank you to Elm as I based my Clojurescript time travelling debugger on the initial Elm demo!

http://connecttous.co/connecttous/connecttous.html?livedebug...

https://github.com/zubairq/coils

vosper11y ago

That's really cool.

For the connecttous.co link it would be nice if it was clear that it will actually send email to the addresses entered in the fields - it's not just a demo/toy. I may have inadvertently spammed someone when I was playing around with it.

zubairq11y ago

Sorry, it actually works. The point of the demo is to show the Coils framework works end to end, and has full MailChimp/Mandrill email integration too

laszlok11y ago

Wow. It's cool that it shows you which part was re-rendered. And it's great to see that my Elm prototype inspired someone.

zubairq11y ago

Glad you like it! I think your Elm framework has inspired alot of people. Elm and LightTable (the Clojurescript development environment) are my two big sources of ideas right now! Thanks to you! :)

fractalsea11y ago

This looks great. I have recently started a simple physics-based rope swinging game in Elm. It's a lovely language to use, but I have found the workflow quite frustrating. I love the "try elm" editor on the website for the quick feedback loop, however the text editor itself is basic. For this reason I find myself writing larger blocks of code in emacs, and then copying and pasting between the browser for debugging. Not ideal.

I will try this program later, and even if it's not currently quite there feature wise, it definitely looks like it has a lot of potential facilitate a great development experience.

agazso11y ago

If you open a file with Elm Reactor, and edit it and save it then Elm Reactor will get notified by that and recompile the code in the browser. See the first video in the blog post.

veszig11y ago

This is great! And it's awesome that someone on an internship could do this. Great work Michael! :)

ue_11y ago

I can't load the page without Javascript enabled in my browser. It's a shame that I need to enable JS to view what's really some text on a page.

atrilumen11y ago

Are you sure it's not your modem? (Consider upgrading to 9600 baud.)

techpeace11y ago

Outstanding work!

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zubairq11y ago

Pretty nice. I actually have a big thank you to Elm as I based my Clojurescript time travelling debugger on the initial Elm demo!

http://connecttous.co/connecttous/connecttous.html?livedebug...

https://github.com/zubairq/coils

vosper11y ago

That's really cool.

zubairq11y ago

Sorry, it actually works. The point of the demo is to show the Coils framework works end to end, and has full MailChimp/Mandrill email integration too

laszlok11y ago

Wow. It's cool that it shows you which part was re-rendered. And it's great to see that my Elm prototype inspired someone.

zubairq11y ago

Glad you like it! I think your Elm framework has inspired alot of people. Elm and LightTable (the Clojurescript development environment) are my two big sources of ideas right now! Thanks to you! :)

fractalsea11y ago

I will try this program later, and even if it's not currently quite there feature wise, it definitely looks like it has a lot of potential facilitate a great development experience.

agazso11y ago

If you open a file with Elm Reactor, and edit it and save it then Elm Reactor will get notified by that and recompile the code in the browser. See the first video in the blog post.

veszig11y ago

This is great! And it's awesome that someone on an internship could do this. Great work Michael! :)

ue_11y ago

I can't load the page without Javascript enabled in my browser. It's a shame that I need to enable JS to view what's really some text on a page.

atrilumen11y ago

Are you sure it's not your modem? (Consider upgrading to 9600 baud.)

techpeace11y ago

Outstanding work!

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